Sentence examples for from sheathing from inspiring English sources
Post hazard surveys indicate connections that form the load path from sheathing to framing to foundation play a pivotal role in the failure modes of these non-engineered structures.
The flower stalks, or petioles, appear to arise from a sheathing leaf base that lacks a leaf blade.
Dorsal and deep to this layer, a levator muscle runs from the sheathing fascia to the pharyngobranchial, and it can elevate the gill arch.
Kyrieleis plaques can be differentiated from vascular sheathing and frosted branch angiitis by its clinical and fluorescein angiographic features.
These plaques can be differentiated from vascular sheathing and frosted branch angiitis by its occurrence only in the retinal arteries and the absence of leakage of fluorescein dye.
The purpose of our report is to describe the presence of Kyrieleis plaques, distinct from vascular sheathing and frosted branch angiitis, associated with cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis.
Nearby, dangling from racks sheathed in leather, hung several beautiful peak-lapel suits: light gray with microscopic pink stripes ($6,450) and a darker gray with green stripes ($8,800), both virtually shimmering.
Creating a way for me to step away from the sheathe of my familiar environment was my detour in the right direction and ultimately the universe's way of guiding me to live out the highest vision of my life.
On the first morning, before I arrived — I cut classes at the university to serve as registrar — Mr. Ziegler had washed from the tin sheathing of the booth the chalk marks put there by boys of the neighborhood the night before.
The plane was nevertheless sent south with the expedition, after having been stripped of its wings and metal sheathing from the fuselage.
Sibon nebulatus differs from the other species analyzed in respect to the position of the larynx that is located more posteriorly on the floor of the mouth, being separated from the outer sheathing tongue by at least twice the distance than in other dipsadines.
